Showing posts with label Domestic Fire Safety. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Domestic Fire Safety. Show all posts

Sunday, 25 May 2014

Home Safety, Electrical

Remember that risk is not only in the work environment, with electrical equipment widely used in the household it is very important we always keep our guard. 

  • Remember that water and electricity does not mix 
  • That means if your hands or feet are wet, do not touch any electrical equipment 
  • Make sure you test all electrical equipment to ensure they are not leaking electricity
  • Remember there are more vulnerable people in the house hold (kids) so think ahead and reduce the risk 
  • Mop the floor when water spills from the fridge 
  • Do not leave the fridge in a puddle of water 
  • Have a good clean with the towel after bathing before touching the iron 
  • Do not insert and naked wires without plugs into sockets 




Put your fridge on a plate form not directly on the floor 
Plug your fridge and other electrical equipment through a stabilizer to reduce the effect of power surge.


The schematics of electrical supply to the household, showing the volts being pulled.



Do not use home made extension lead sockets, they are not made to factory standard with best practice and safety net.





A simple calculation 

Watts / Volts = Amps 

The average electrical supply to a house is 240v 
The average watts of a house hold iron is 1200 to 1500w 

Thus 1200/240 = 5 Amps 

A kettle pulls just as much watts 1200 - 1500watts 

Look behind the home electrical equipment to get to know the current being pulled by the equipment. 


Sunday, 11 May 2014

Mother's Day Fire Safety

On mother's day the safety of the family is the symbol that mothers represent. Think safety

  1. Install fire extinguishers in the house 
  2. Install fire blanket in the kitchen 
  3. Install an escape plan for emergency evacuation in the house 
  4. Avoid using extension leads 
  5. Turn the gas off when not in use and unplug 
  6. Unplug the Iron when not in use 

Sunday, 6 April 2014

Saturday, 5 April 2014

Sunday fire safety tips



Have two ways out of building, fire safety

Show your love in two ways
Chocolate and 
A smoke detector
Wake with the buzzer, not after the blaze

Friday, 28 March 2014

Fire Safety, Pan Fire

Do not try this at home
Remember do not move a burning pan from the stove 
Remember do not pour water on liquid flammable fire 
Always keep safety in mind, react after assessing the situation not before 
Ensure you have fire extinguishers at home 
Ensure you have fire alarm installed in the house hold 
Keep fire blankets in the kitchen 
Get out of the house if the situation is beyond your control 
Call the Fire Service in Ghana on 192


Pouring water inside burning oil pan, is the worst thing one can do, evident from the picture below. 

Be safe, always have safety in mind 

Building Floor Plan

Click to enlarge the image


Call in for a quote on the installation of the fire safety package in the household; think about it, 
  • how would you protect you family and property in the middle of the night if you have a fire starting in your house, 
  • how would you even get to know about it when you are fast asleep, to wake up and act in time to save your family and property. 
  • how are you going to put out pan fire in the kitchen when it starts burning and spreading 
  • what of an electrical fire in the living room, from a power surge 


We offer a complete package and the installation of the fire alarm system by registered and licensed professional electrician, with a six month warranty on the installation.

Think safety, better safe than sorry
Protect your family and property. 

Sunday, 23 March 2014

Domestic Fire Safety Installation

Installation Specifications:
The domestic fire safety installation schematics given here, covers largely all areas in the household,
concentrating as a minimum standard the specification in the following area is allowed 

  •  Kitchen
  •  Living Room 
  • Corridor 
  • Master Bedroom 
Click on the picture to enlarge
Specification:
  • Heat Alarm 
  • Smoke Alarm 
  • Fire Blanket 
  • Fire Extinguisher 
  • First Aid Box 
Remember 
  • Having an emergency escape plan set and practiced is advised 
  • Regular monthly checks on the batteries of the alarm systems 
  • Installation of a first aid box and replacement of items once used 
  • Replacement of the extinguisher once used 
Contact Dey-Innovations Limited from the Contact Above for Your Domestic Fire Safety Installation Package 




Friday, 21 March 2014

Candle Fire





Fire Safety Tips When Using Candle
  1. Keep candles away from flammable material 
  2. Keep candles away from combustible material 
  3. Never leave the candle light unattended 
  4. Keep the candle light away from the window where the wind may cause it to fall 
  5. Keep candle away from children and away from places they can get to 
  6. Keep candle away from locations where pets can knock them down
  7. Do not place the candle on any material that has the potential to burn 
  8. Use study platforms such as,  metal, glass, ceramic holder 
  9. Turn candle light off, from any home worship when not right next to it 
  10. Ensure you turn the candle light off before sleeping 
  11. Use alternatives, such as battery powered lights 

Electrical Fire









Electrical Fire Safety Tips 
  1. Ensure all plugs are switched off and unplugged if not in use 
  2. Ensure all plugs are switched off when the electricity goes off 
  3. Wait a while after the electricity comes on before you turn electrical equipment on 
  4. Always unplug and place the iron after use away from combustible or flammable materials 
  5. Always unplug the iron even if walking away for a short while 
  6. Stay beside the iron if waiting for it to warm up 
  7. Ensure the right fuse rating are used in the plugs 
  8. Replace the electrical wiring of the house hold after 15 years of use 
  9. Ensure a high quality electrical wiring is used when wiring the house 
  10. Ensure you use a qualified electrician and you check his/her qualification 
  11. Avoid using multi plug adopters as permanent fixtures 
  12. Avoid using extension leads in the household 
  13. Make sure the socket switch is turned off, before inserting the plug 


Gas House Fire







Safety Tips For Preventing Gas Fire 
  1. Stay beside the stove when cooking, do not leave or allow yourself to be destructed 
  2. Switch of the gas from the mains when not in use 
  3. Ensure all the nuts are turned off, before sparking the matches 
  4. Replace the gas washer whenever you go to refill the gas cylinder 
  5. Keep gas cylinder at a distance from the stove and naked flame
  6. Never leave matches lying around for kids to play with 
  7. Always ensure you have a fire extinguisher strategically positioned in the kitchen 
  8. Always ensure you have a heat alarm installed in the kitchen and check the batteries regularly
  9. Ensure all windows are opened to allow for good ventilation, do not leave windows opened if trespassers can use that as access  


Laptop Fire






Thursday, 20 March 2014

Stages and Causes of Fire Spread


Fire accidents are unplanned events with devastating effect, a simple scenario of such loss and the cause is given below, relate it to your home life environment to help you appreciate your fire risk exposure levels

Wednesday, 19 March 2014

Kitchen Fire Safety

Our solution for an effective control measure in reducing the impact of kitchen fire..
Call us on 0204778548 or email: dey.innovations.ltd@gmail.com  for a risk assessment survey visit and installation package cost. Your safety is our business. 

Heat Alarm

Fire Blanket 

Fire Extinguisher 


Kitchen Fire

The risk kitchen fire has can be seen in the pictures below, how quickly such fire spread to destroy property and put life at risk of fatality..

Leaving the napkin on the stove


Cooking oil igniting with the naked stove fire 

The Smoke and Fire Spread

The Intensity of the Fire 

The After Damage Caused by the Fire 

The State of the Kitchen after the Fire

The State of the Stove after the Fire

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